60#/65#/70#/72B/80#/82B High Carbon Steel Wire for Flexible Duct, Spring,and Ropes production

60#/65#/70#/72B/80#/82B High Carbon Steel Wire for Flexible Duct, Spring,and Ropes production

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China Main Port
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1 m.t.
Supply Capability:
1 m.t./month

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Steel Grade:

35#-80#

Standard:

AISI,ASTM,BS,DIN,GB,JIS

Wire Gauge:

5.5-20mm

Place of Origin:

China (Mainland)

Type:

Drawn Wire

Application:

Manufacturing

Alloy Or Not:

Is Alloy

Special Use:

Free Cutting Steel

Model Number:

carbon steel

Brand Name:

WG

Packaging & Delivery

Packaging Detail:Automatic bundling with 4 lines by Machine in tidy and good looks sea worthy bare bundle or according customer's requirement
Delivery Detail:about 25 days

Specifications

carbon steel wire rod
grade35#-80#
diameter5.5-20mm
Any requirements of the products will be satisfied
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we can supply the high quanlity low carbon steel wire rod and low carbon steel wire rod.

the details as follows:

low carbon steel wire rod grade:SAE1006B,SAE1008B, SAE1018B diameter:5.5-20mm type: in coil, coil weight arround 2 mt

surface:round,no twisted,light and smooth

dia tolerance:+/-0.3mm

6.5mm can be drawing into 2mm

8.0mm can be drawing into 3mm

Grade

 

C

 

Si

Chemical

Mn

 

P

 

S

 

Ni

 

Cr

 

Cu

35

0.32-0.39

0.17-0.37

0.50-0.80

<=0.035

<=0.035

<=0.30

<=0.25

<=0.25

40

0.37-0.44

0.17-0.37

0.50-0.80

<=0.035

<=0.035

<=0.30

<=0.25

<=0.25

45

0.42-0.50

0.17-0.37

0.50-0.80

<=0.035

<=0.035

<=0.30

<=0.25

<=0.25

50

GB

0.52-0.60

0.17-0.37

0.50-0.80

<=0.035

<=0.035

<=0.30

<=0.25

<=0.25

60

T4354

0.57-0.65

0.17-0.37

0.50-0.80

<=0.035

<=0.035

<=0.30

<=0.25

<=0.25

70

-2008

0.62-0.70

0.17-0.37

0.50-0.80

<=0.035

<=0.035

<=0.30

<=0.25

<=0.25

80

0.67-0.75

0.17-0.37

0.50-0.80

<=0.035

<=0.035

<=0.30

<=0.25

<=0.25

85

0.72-0.80

0.17-0.37

0.50-0.80

<=0.035

<=0.035

<=0.25

<=0.30

<=0.25

90

0.77-0.85

0.17-0.37

0.50-0.80

<=0.035

<=0.035

<=0.25

<=0.30

<=0.25

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